After donning a helmet, Bowman proceeds to Hal's processor core intent on disconnecting most of the functions of the computer.
When the message hits the core intents of a society -- as we have seen in the Middle East -- it is nearly impossible to turn back the tidal wave for change.
Despite appearing to present an alternative to the primary, core sense of intent, courts have generally seen Woollin as allowing the jury to infer core intent from the evidence of virtual certainty.
The defendant must foresee the risk of wounding or grievous bodily harm, where the core intent is to resist arrest.
"We are working with the Corker bill to make sure that's the core intent".
"Sharing an enthusiasm has been my soul and core intent," LeVar "Kunta Kinte" Burton, reveals in a phone call.
In ON, the Ontario Public Health Association initially established a Core Competencies Task Group in 2003 with the intent of developing a set of core competencies for public health.
In ongoing studies, we are using Pap test samples from women who are diagnosed with ovarian cancer (all of whom are over 50 years old), with the intent of comparing their proteome to this "Normal Pap test Core Proteome".
At the same time, if the intent of a standard clearly matches the intent of an ASHG core concept and differs only in wording, you should credit that standard appropriately.
The intent of this question is to evaluate whether a potential scandal undermines the core of a politician's claim to credibility.
